invitation. thanks for joining us. i'm kristen sze with leyla gulen. dave tuma is here to talk about the micro climate. >> the last day of june going to be a scorcher. it's quiet. look at this. we'll have a 40-degree spread in temperature over a 50-mile swath. highs for your tuesday, a live look outside from your day planner showing you by 4:00 we go into the triple digits inland. it's warm around the bay in the 80s. sunscreen and water key on this tuesday. all right? >> okay. don't drink the sunscreen. drink the water. >> the other way around. >> latest with a check on traffic. >> a couple serious things happening. one, an injury accident, severe accident in santa rosa on high bay 12. it's a portion of it is shut down right now. we have a mudslide on i-80. 680, conditions are quiet. traffic coming in from pleasant hill out of concord as well. your drive up to highway 24,

still moving along at a good clip. as we move over to san mateo bridge it's hazy as you cross the water between hayward and foster city. an update on the incidents happening to the north in a couple of minutes. >> leyla thank you. let's get to breaking news. thousands of santa clara county union workers will not go on strike after a tentative deal was reached about an hour ago. abc 7 news reporter matt keller is live in san jose at the county building. >> kristen, they've got a deal but it needs to be approved by county supervisors and the union membership. but no one will be striking today. local 521 tweeted this out just before 4:00 this morning. it stays no strike today. tentative agreement reached. voting times locations to come. congrats to our negotiating team for standing strong. this deal was completed in the past hour or so. about 9,000 or so employees were scheduled to walk off the job if no contract was in place. this is the county's biggest

union, about half of all county employees. a judge did approve an injunction that would have kept 475 essential employees on the job. workers at the jail to juvenile hall, that is not necessary with this deal in place. this is for four years. recent contracts have been for only two years. reporting live in san jose matt keller, abc 7 news. thanks a lot. 5:02 now. gridlock is what nurses at mission bay medical center say will happen if the warriors are allowed to build a new arena nearby. they plan to make their concerns heard on the project. janet owe is live to explain. >> they want to voice their opinions today. but they want to know what's in report. the small kbrup of nurses from ucsf protested yesterday. they were worried that traffic would affect patients who were trying to get to the hospital to access care. they say most importantly,

they're worried about emergency vehicles not able to get through during the jam-packed warriors games. the proposal is calling for an 18,000-seat arena across the street from the hospital in the mission bay neighborhood. a warrior spokesperson says the city's environmental impact report includes plans for traffic mitigation. >> dedicated traffic lanes, dedicated routes to the hospital for people going to the hospital as opposed to going to the arena or any other event. it can totally be done. >> all the nurses love the warriors and support the warriors, but our priority is our patients. >> opponents insist there will only be 200 dedicated parking spots for warriors fans. the warriors say they are building more than 1,000. now, this group of nurses who protest are not affiliated with a group of wealthy donors who also oppose the arena being built here in the mission bay.

if you want to attend the public hearing, it will be held today at 1:00 p.m. at city hall in room 416 public comment will be taken up until july 20th. reporting live here in san francisco, janet o, abc 7 news. janet thank you. a man is reported missing this morning. they're trying to find henry calderon. he left his home at noon on sunday and was last heard from that night. calderon thought he was in the san francisco area, but his last cell phone activity was traced to san rafael. he takes several medications and could be at risk without them. he was last seen driving an acura tl. license number 6 ucj 824. the apartment balcony that collapsed killing six people in berkeley has passed a private inspection. the los angeles times reports an inspector hired by the library gardens complex found no problems with the balcony. the balcony support deck

overhang and rails were reported to be in good condition less than a year ago. last week, berkeley city engineers said dry rot weekened the beams that collapsed. they say apartment managers could not provide proof they did a safety check each year as required by law. 5:05 now. palo alto put more money on the table to save one of the last low-income neighborhoods in that area. they voted to match santa clara's county commitment to purchase the buena vista mobile home park. it comes to $29 million. 400 residents would likely be forced to move if the land is sold to a private owner. a new urgent care center across from a closed hospital in san pablo is expanding. they will talk about the expansion plans today. the hospital next door doctors medical centers closed in april. the lifelong urgent care senn terp opens soon after the attempt to fill the void. it only offers services in

nonlife-threatening injuries. starting tomorrow, it's going to cost you more to ride on un i in san francisco. the discount fare will go up from 75 cents to a dollar. monthly passes will increase by $1 to $3 depending which version you have. the basic adult faefr will be $2.25. cable car fares will go up from $6 to $7. it's part of an automatic increase to cover labor costs and operating fees approved by the muni board. it will soon cost more to drive across the golden gate bridge. it will go up by 25 cents. it will cost $6.25. by plate, will go up to 7.25ds much those in the carpool lane will pay $4.25. how about a live look from the golden gate bridge cameras. golden gate bus service fares will rise about 5%. happening today add another

name to the list of hopefuls for the 2016 republican presidential nomination. >> i have an irish father and i had a sicilian mother. >> this video in from the campaign website of the new jersey governor chris christie who will officially throw his hat into the ring today. christie will make the announcement at his former high school where he was elected class president. many believe his best chance for the white house was back in 2012. he becomes now the 14th gop candidate to announce a 2016 presidential bid. >> all right. unlike when he was elected class president, drew, won't see the homemade poster boards. >> not at all. dating me now. a nice comfortable start. but this afternoon, really hot in some spots. 62, good morning. 56 san francisco. at 62 in mountain view. santa rosa checking in at 54 degrees. highs today, downtown san

francisco, a warm 72 degrees. he is dap the heat along the -- escape the heat along the coast. watch what happens. more in the way of sunshine at redwood city. a high of 88 degrees. hot at 91. each the south bay. san jose topping outs in the lower 90s at 92 degrees. not even the warmest spot across the bay area. do notice 105 in antioch 102 in fairfield. 103 in -- clear lake. everywhere it's going to be warm here. find shade if you're outdoors for a long time. use the sunscreen. you can burn in less than 15 minutes today. that's weather. a check of traffic with leyla. good morning, drew. we're taking you back into santa rosa where we have a major accident shutting down westbound highway 12 at brush creek road to farmers lane. that's a good chunk there. we're not clear as to whether or not there's one-way traffic control. it's certainly a possibility.

if it's not, montgomery drive just to the south would be the best alternate to get around. head right over to highway 101. as we take you over to the east bay. eastbound side of i-80 at highway 4. a mudslide here shutting down two right lanes. that's a pretty big slide. if your travels take you into hercules and the bridge you might see a slowdown. westbound traffic unaffected at this hour. drive time traffic 680 southbound from walnut creek to dublin, 14 minutes. highway 17 through the santa cruz mountains right now to los gatos, 25 minutes. kristen, eric. >> leyla, thank you. a mix of baseball and science is coming to the oakland coliseum today. 100 little leaguers from richmond will participate in an on-field clinic hosted by the a's. former players, including vida blue and others along from other students will show the kids the

science behind the game. there's so much of it. it's to inspire students and stem learning standing for science, technology engineering, math. talking about the torque and the bat angles and the swing and the batting average. very cool experience i'm sure. >> my head is swimming. but that's another story. 5:10. will the stock market rebound after the deepest dive in two years? the america's money report is next. fattened paychecks for millions of americans. how more of you could be entitled to overtime pay. honoring comedian and actor robin williams. abc 7 news now showing you a picture of the bay. a gorgeous shot at that. you can keep tabs on weather and

5:13 now. a live look from the camera showing the low clouds blanketing part of the bay area over san francisco. we're going to have hot temperatures today. drew tuma will tell us more in a couple of minutes. >> in japan a man set himself on fire in a train killing himself and one other person. witnesses say the man poured an oil-like substance over his head

and ignited himself with a lighter. it was carrying 1,000 passengers and at least nine others were injured, one seriously. most were treated for smoke inhalation. this is the first fatal incident on the high-speed rail network in the 50-year history. six people were injured after a flight had to make an emergency landing in canada last night. the flight en route from edmonton to toronto was diverted to winnipeg because of an unspecified threat. all passengers since their release from the hospital authorities have not released any information about the nature of the threat. >> this morning, president obama is saying the rules on overtime are outdated and that it's time for a change. he wants to require overtime for workers who earn nearly $1,000 a week. that's more than double the current threshold. currently employers can skate around paying overtime to salaried employees who earn more than $455 a week by calling them managers. the proposal will extend overtime protection to about $5

million workers. >> all eyes will be on wall street this morning following yesterday's stock market free fall. the worst in two years. >> here's this morning. america's money report. >> good morning everybody. topping america's money. sinking stocks. the dow will try to recover from a 350-point loss. that's the biggest dive in two years when the dow dropped 253 points in june of 2013. >> greece and puerto rico on the verge much bankruptcy causing uncertainty in the markets here. >> most american made car is a toyota. survey by cars.com looked at where a vehicle's parts are made. the camry is the most american made. >> you know, america's best selling vehicle, the fort f-150 didn't even make the list. it contains less than 75% of american-made parts. finally, mcdonald's taking changes to one much its well-known menu items. >> the quarter pounder getting meetier. reports say next month, it will be a quarter of an ounce heavier

before it's cooked. >> that's america's money. the tunnel going into and out of marin county will soon be called the robin williams tunnel. the state senate approved a resolution to change the name of the waldo tunnel to honor the late actor and comedian. a woman from tiburon started an online petition to change the name. williams grew up and lived in the bay area and it will cost $3,000 to change the sign which will have to come from donations. the renaming could happen as soon as this fall. >> don't think trouble raising $3,000 for robin williams. >> not at all. it will take getting used to. getting used to the weather will be tough for some of you. >> not a fan? >> no. >> not going to travel to the north bay or inland east bay? >> no. i'm going to do this. >> from the air to the -- >> by the pool some lemonade get some sun. that's one way to beat the heat. live doppler 7 hd it's a quiet picture.

will remain quiet through the day. live look, beautiful from our exploratorium camera showing you a gorgeous sunrise on the way. the forecast calls for limited fog. you can see really clear skies, triple digits tomorrow inland. we'll cool off in time for the holiday weekend. highs for your tuesday nearly a 40-degree spread from the coast inland. that's about 50 miles. look at antioch at 105 this afternoon. right now, good morning. time to figure -- 58 oakland. 60 in fremont. 56 in san francisco. 60 los gatos. napa at 54 degrees. the wider picture the story we're tracking. large area of high pressure. that means for us a new wave of heat will be ushered in to much of the bay area. future forecast temperatures we'll show you early on 7:00, not too bad. in the 50s and the 60s. temperatures really take off under total sunshine. by lunchtime a lot of 90s on the board inland and 80s on the bay. by the afternoon look at this.

triple digits, fairfield, antioch, in the triple digits. san jose near 90 degrees. equally as warm by the evening hours. not cooling off that much by 7:00. if you want to escape the heat, the one place no go is the coast. dip your toes in the ocean. ocean water temperatures ranging from 52 in bodega bay and in san francisco, right around 60 degrees. if you are headed to o.co to see the a's take on the rockies, not bad. 74 first pitch. 67 by 9:35. as you take a look at highs into the south bay we go. lots of sunshine. 92 san jose. the peninsula, 87 menlo park. downtown san francisco up to 72 degrees. the north bay you notice 94 know vat owes. 81 oakland. 90 fremont. inland, the triple digits. lots of sunshine. drink the water there. the heat hangs on through wednesday and then we'll see a cooldown. looking fine for the fourth on

saturday. that's the weather. let's get a check of traffic with leyla. good morning, drew and good morning everyone. we're starting with the bay bridge tolls and what a beautiful start to the morning. you can see pretty light traffic still from the east bay. first over the east bay hills, it is a nice start indeed. as you do come in though, you're at about eight minutes to get you across from east bay into san francisco. obviously, lights not turned on yet. 680 southbound to walnut creek, six-minute commute. nine minutes to highway 13. tracy to dublin, 40 minutes. over the altamont pass. in the eastbound direction from frontage up to highway 13 in piedmont, we have a couple of lanes taken away and a shoulder for tile drying being condon. that's lasting until 6:00. drew mentioned keeping water on hand today because of the temperatures. if you're one of those people

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it's 5:23. heading out the door or just joining us seven things to know. number one breaking news in santa clara county. a deal just reached with workers who were less than an hour away from walking off the job. tentative four-year agreement heads off the strike but it still must be voted on by seiu local 521. part of highway 12 is closed in santa rosa this morning due to a traffic accident. the westbound lanes are closed between brush creek road and farmers lane. police estimate the road won't be open until about 6:00. officers have not released any information about the crash itself.

i'm meteorologist due tuma. summer sports on the way. you do notice by 4:00, a lot of bifrds birds in the back. low 80s around the bay. mid-60s around the coast. gorgeous sun is rice on the way at 5:51 a.m. a closer look at the micro climate coming up. number four, early conditions. but i want to update you on the condition in santa rosa. we got word from the pd that highway 12 is now reopened. highway 12 is reopened between brush creek road and farmers lane. the rest of the area is pretty clear. >> number five new golden state warriors stadium in san francisco will get a say. nurses at the new ucsf hospital are worried about patients being able to access the hospital on game days. there will be a public hearing at city hall in san francisco at 1:00. number 6 the clock is ticking for a vaccine bill in

front of governor brown. the governor has until july 13th to sign the bill requiring vaccinations for all california schoolchildren. medical exemptions would still be granted to children with serious health issues. a federal civil rights complaint filed on behalf of a belmont boy. 5-year-old jaylen broussard was kicked out of parochial school kindergarten because of his haircut. the haircut might distract other pupils. take a look at this. one much only a dozen wooden ball parks left in the country is now gone. the historic civic stadium in eugene, oregon burned to the ground last night. residents within two blocks evacuated their homes until it was under control. that took about two hours. it was last used by a minor league team in 2009. it was going to be renovated into a soccer and young sports complex. reality star kim kardashian will be in san francisco tonight sharing the stage at at commonwealth club with a south

bay judge. kardashian personally selected la doris kordell to conduct the on-stage interview. the intellectual talk is being billed as a conversation about the objective indication of women in the media. the commonwealth club says kardashian is culturally relevant and appeals to mill en yells. a real estate debate in los angeles involving a pair of nuns and katy perry. despite the los angeles archbishop's urging the two nuns do not want to sell their former convent to katy perry. the spectacular villa offers stunning views of los angeles as well as the san gabriel mountains. they are insisting the property is theirs and only they can sell it. >> we have control of our property. the archdiocese is not taking care of us. we've been taking care of ourselves. >> they completed the deal two weeks ago with a local restaurateur before the archdiocese could sell it to katy perry. one nun looked up katy perry and

wasn't happy with what she does. the issue is expected to be resolved in court. 5:26 now. price gouging at the pump. >> the move today, prices down and your best interest in mind. >> new fears about mountain lions searching for food in residential downtown areas. the latest sighting that has part of the bay area on edge. abc 7 news now with a live high definition look at the embarcadero from our rooftop camera. where is the

for over 60,000 california foster children, having necessary school supplies can mean the difference between success and failure. the day i start, i'm already behind. i never know what i'm gonna need. new school new classes, new kids. it's hard starting over. to help, sleep train is collecting school supplies for local foster children. bring your gift to any sleep train and help a foster child start the school year right. not everyone can be a foster parent but anyone can help a foster child. it's going to be a scorcher on this tuesday. thank you for joining us. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. it's going to be mild in other parts of the area. that's what micro climates do

for you. leyla is watching traffic and drew tuma is in. >> a little bit of something for everybody. that's why we live here. you like it cool, go to the coast. you like it hotter than anything we've seen this year, you want to be inland. live doppler is showing you a quiet picture. live look at the camera showing limited fog along the coast. the day planner for the next 12 hours, the sun is up at 5:51. we're turning warmer by lunchtime. by 4:00, you see that wide range in temperatures. 50s along the coast. we'll go to triple digits inland. high uv index. remember that. you can burn in less than 15 minutes. >> good advice. thank you so much. check in with leyla and see how the commute is going. better? >> a little better. highway 12 is reopened between brush creek road and farmers creek lane. it was closed down westbound side closed down because of a bad accident involving a car that hit a pedestrian. we're still trying to find out word whether that pedestrian

survived their injuries. 280, it is clear. you have not seen any accidents in this vicinity. built on a mudslide. america lease along eastbound aye -- >> leyla thank you very much. breaking news from the south bay where a deal has been reached asserting a strike by -- averting a strike by thousands. it was scheduled for today. matt keller is live with more. >> eric, this really was a last minute deal. workers were scheduled to walk off the job at 6:00 a.m. the county and the union representing about 9,000 workers came to an agreement about an hour and a half ago. check out this tweet from santa clara county supervisor. it says strike averted. thank you, #good faith and #new day. it could have been an interesting and challenging day if the 9,000 employees represented by local 521 walked off the job. that's about half after all county employees.

475 would have been prohibited from striking because they're deemed essential employees, including 911 dispatchers and juvenile hall. this latest deal for four years. recent contracts only for two years. money was a major sticking point along with staffing issues. the next step is for membership and county supervisors to vote on the agreement. reporting live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. matt, thank you. with a blast of triple digit temperatures that drew was talking about and the fourth of july this weekend, firefighters are urging people to play it safe. in alameda county and most other counties in the bay area, fire crews are on high alert. the concern is doubled in areas where fireworks are legally sold. there's heavy firefighting equipment ready to go. there's a full list on our website, abc 7 news.com. you can track the high temperatures any time with the abc 7 news weather app. it's free from the app store or google play.

we have more information for you at abc 7 news.com/app. thousands of people at washington state are still out of their homes as crews desperately try to contain a fast-moving wildfire that's already destroyed at least two dozen homes. the fire is one of nearly 75 burning in the west from alaska to arizona. this one began from unknown causes on sunday and was spread by hot dry weather and strong winds. it quickly scorched 3,000 acres. >> embers were going from one house to another. catching the roofs on fire. >> you grabbed your family kids and our animals. stayed with friends across the river and watched this area burn all night. >> the flames reached several businesses sparking explosions and industrial fires. so far, the wildfire is only 10% contained. san francisco will hold a public hearing today on the environmental impact report for the warriors proposed new arena in mission bay. members of the california nurses

association will actually attend the meeting for the first time publicly, they voice their fears about the project during a rally yesterday. union leaders believed that gameday traffic will delay patients and health care workers on their way to ucsf's new hospital. abc 7 news reporter janet o will have more at the top of the hour. breaking overnight an investigation into what caused an indonesian mill their i plane to crash into a residential neighborhood in morning killing dozens of people. officials have confirmed 49 people died after the c-130 hercules transport went down in indonesian air force officials say it crashed two minutes after taking off. one person is still unaccount add for. back here, two coast guard members walk away with minor injuries after their helicopter made a very hard landing at sfo yesterday. sky 7 hd checked out the damage. the chopper suddenly plunged while hovering ten feet over the ground and flipped over during a maintenance test flight.

airline take-offs and landings stopped for a few minutes while fire trucks raced to the scene. helicopters from humboldt county in los angeles will handle rescues for the time being. new mountain lion sightings. the first one at 10:15 p.m. friday night from bellevue avenue and clark drive. it was spotted walking through a gate at park elementary school. the lion appeared to be calm and didn't act aggressively. the san mateo hills have long seen big cats but relatively uncommon. in the flat lands. last month, the police spotted this one near downtown before tranquilizing it and releasing it near the crystal springs reservoir. one theory, the drought is drawing the animals down to seek food and water. happening today, consumer advocates will call for an investigation into why california gas prices are so high. the group consumer watchdog, the largest refiners of manipulating

their prices. they're asking the attorney general to look into it. today's announcement will be in berkeley before a meeting of the california attorney general and an energy commission committee. >> a former night manager of a south bay science camp for children accused of child molestation will appear in san jose court to enter a plea. 27-year-old edgar padilla is also facing charges of making child pornography. he's known as papa bear. he worked at wall den west science camp in saratoga. he was arrested after local law enforcement was alerted by homeland security. he's accused of molesting a child at the camp and p pornographic i am children on his computer and phone. their rebuttal of a case in -- a police officer shot and killed by a suspected bank robber. the officer was ambushed during a foot chase in 2011. the murder trial of harry albert smith, jr., of fairfield is in

closing arguments. his attorney told jurors there is no direct evidence linking his client with the crime. >> the pastors of oakland will join together today in response to the massacre in south carolina. a white supremacist has confessed to shooting and killing nine people during a bible study meeting at a black church nearly two weeks ago. the oakland pastors will join with others to call for unity, peace and transformation. a press conference will be in oakland. it's 5:37 now. how do you like your weather? rare, well done? >> here's drew tuma is more. >> we're going to be well done. very warm temperatures on this final day of june believe it or not. it was a gorgeous picture from the tower camera. a little bit of fog but generally mainly clear skies out there. good morning out there. 57 oakland, 60 in -- 59 in fremont. 54 know vat owe. good morning. you're right now at 61 degrees.

micro climate, here we go. wide range on your tuesday. 56 at half moon bay. 72 in san francisco this afternoon. 81 in oakland. down right scorcher in ant okay at 105 later on today. if you're heading to the coast to dip your toes in the ocean ocean temperatures anywhere from 52 degrees. monterrey bay at 58 degrees. highs for your tuesday. 102 fairfield, 102 concord. up to 81 in oakland. 92 in san jose. 90 in fremont. san rafael up to 92 degrees later on this afternoon. stay hydrated and use the sunscreen. that's the weather. let's get a check of traffic with leyla. >> good morning, drew. good morning everyone. we're starting off with a look at the altamont pass. if you're coming out of tracy towards livermore, as you get closer to livermore avenue you can see clear conditions as you head right past airway

boulevard. but backing up once again the closer to the dublin interchange. top speeds along 680 is you're traveling between walnut creek to san ramon, to dublin and pleasanton. the drive time traffic if you're traveling from tracy to dublin, 45 minutes will get you there. southbound side of 680 to mission boulevard 15 minutes. 101 to cupertino five minutes. i'll update you on the golden gate bridge toll increase coming up in my next report. kristen and eric. leyla, it's 5:39 now. sheriffs deputies will take a brief time-out to visit and cheer up children who are spending their summer in the hospital. ucsf children's hospital says many of the kits are lonely and depressed over the summer. they're stuck in the hospital while families are preoccupied with traveling or attending social events. deputies are planning to deliver new toys for the kids today at noon. 5:39. up next, one after another, cats turn up missing in a bay area

city. what could be behind a mysterious disappearance. ever feel there's not enough time in the day? you might be in luck today, a little. we'll explain. you're looking live at san francisco international airport. weather and traffic up for you during the commercial break with

welcome back. it's 5:43. new this morning, the financial minister of greece says this country this default on a $2 billion loan essentially plunging the country into bankruptcy. long lines were formed outside the few atms that have cash remaining. greece faces a deadline of 3:00 p.m. our time to repay a $1.9 billion loan to the international monetary fund. european stocks are down after the biggest one-day fall in four years yesterday. wall street -- greece is holding a referendum this weekend to determine if the country ditches the euro currency and returns to the drak ma. veterinarians will ask california assembly members for a statewide ban on the bull hook. the long metal devices are used by circuses to train control and punish elephants.

the oakland zoo is one of the key sponsors of the bill to ban the instruments. welfare advocates say it causes pain and injuries to animals. cats are disappearing in an east bay neighborhood and pet owners are warned to take precautions. people living along in el cerrito hills say multiple cats have vanished. you can find missing pet posters all over that area. one cat owner says he wasn't aware there were so many missing cats until he couldn't find his own. >> cat went missing. we went looking around the neighborhood. there's posters all around. >> one of the posters said that they were three or four missing cats in ten days. and then there was another neighbor that said it could be closer to ten. >> many neighbors suspect coyotes may be to blame. forced into populated areas to look for food due to the drought. pet owners are urged to keep their cats indoors at night. 5:44. a warning about a predator

sharks, off the santa cruz county coast. you can see them in this video provided by archer cook shot using a drone at sea cliff beach. they advised swimmers to stay out of the water. sharks swam off the same beach on thursday. a walrus who entertained crowds in movies has died. 24-year-old has been at six flax in vallejo since he was orphaned in 1994. park officials say he likely died of congestive heart failure. he performed for guests at the park including a moment here with former 49er coach jim harbaugh. he starred in the adam sandler comedy, 50 first dates. one of the bay area's largest churches will meet with other church leaders to decide how to move forward with same-sex marriages. sky 7 hd was over the jubilee center where all marriages are

on hold including traditional ones. under last week's landmark ruling, this man does not have to perform the marriages. same-sex marriages are performed in all 50 states. the last two holdouts louisiana and mississippi started issuing licenses yesterday. are you running late this morning? relax, you have extra time. one whole second to head out the door. scientists added a leap second to today. the earth's rotation is slowing down and adding a second to the clock every few years is the way we make up for it. that extra second could throw off the internal clock on some computers. there have been 25 leap seconds added since 1972. >> you know what, i thought of something. >> what did you think of? >> because of the extra second to work, we deserve extra pay. >> for a whole second. >> holy cow. >> all right. >> wish we had more time to sleep. if we had a million more seconds, then we'd have a nice

little sleep. weatherwise, lot in a lot of spots today. the warmest day in some locations. on the final day of june. live doppler 7hd radar showing it's -- we'll take you outside. live look and a gorgeous shot of the sun coming up. just a few clouds out there. the forecast calls for limited fog this morning. we're starting off with lots of sunshine. triple digits return inland today and also tomorrow. then we'll gradually cool off in time for the holiday weekend. the fourth approaching on saturday. look at the temperatures. the summer atmosphere is here. nearly 40 degrees from the coast to inland. you see that in antioch. going to 105 later on today. good morning fairfield. at 62 degrees. 56 in downtown san francisco right now. 62 in mountain view. good morning san jose. you're right now at 61 degrees. the with wider view the story we're seeing, there was a large area of high pressure along the four corners strengthening today. that means temperatures will soar in the bay area. a new wave of heat moves in over

the next 48 hours. highs tuesday on the micro climate, 72 in san francisco. 81 in oakland. hot and warm 101 in antioch. topping out at 105 degrees. the wider picture on future temperatures we'll show you a lot of spots will hit the century spot. concord, fairfield clear lake, cloverdale. you see a lot of spots. san jose near 90 degrees. 84 hayward. 86 redwood city. napa toasty at 95. if you're headed to the ballpark o.co, a nice night for a game. by 9:00 down to 67 degrees. highs around the region today starting in the south bay 92 san jose. 91 sunny veil. 88 palo alto. in f into the north bay we go. 95 napa. up to 98 in cal stowing a. the east bay, 90 in fremont, look at the triple digits. lots of sunshine.

101 to 105 in brentwood. the heat hangs on for one more day on wednesday. mild and hot by thursday and by the weekend, cooling off in time for the fourth under average temperatures. that's the weather. let's get a check of traffic with leyla. good morning, drew. starting out with a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights were just turned on. traffic stacking up from the east bay. when you are coming in from oakland from the macarthur maze, that drive going to take you 13 minutes. we're clear to go into san francisco. okay. are you ready? well golden gate bridge tolls are increasing tomorrow. july 1st. fast trackers have to pay $6.25. if you're playing by plate, that's when you have to smile for the camera. they take a picture of your plate and send you a bill later. going up to $7.25. if you're a carpooler the best deal of all but going up to $4.25. drive time traffic, i-80 westbound from albany to the

maze a five-minute commute. 880 southbound from fremont to san jose. 101 to cupertino, short ten-minute drive. eric and kristen? a new skin cancer risk as you're soaking up the summer sun. what you're eating that could be bumping up your risk. >> more problems for uber in france following days of violent protests in the streets. how about a greener way to fly? how animal fat could be powering the next time you fly. abc 7 news now. we're looking at the embarcadero in san francisco across the bay. a gorgeous morning will brin

it's 5:52. breaking news from san francisco. an lgbt in the mission has been defaced again a mural. someone tried to set it on fire last night. this is the third time now the mural has been vandalized in recent weeks. san francisco fire says there was a fire there but it's been knocked down. a donor who paid for the last mural replacement gave the galleria enough money to keep replacing it if it gets vandalized again. two uber executives in france in police custody being held for questioning after authorities accused the company of operating as an illegal taxi service engaging in unfair practices and compromising personal data. last week, there were violent protests all across france. uber cars were damaged and passengers were threatened. france has outlawed the european version of uber's app. uber by the way is based here

in san francisco. 5:53. you know, when we say turn up the heat, there's good -- >> almost always. if you want to escape the heat, you want to go to the coast. a kborj us shot, a live look bay area. the sun is up. you can see limited clouds. we're on the way to a sun-filled day across the region. good morning. hayward at 60 degrees. 61 in san francisco. 56 in oakland. downtown san francisco at 56 degrees and fairfield at this hour checking in with a temperature of 62 degrees. highs on your tuesday. this summer spread is here on this last full day of june. 81 in oakland. 102 in concord. 105 in antioch. into the south bay, just a warm 92 in san jose. 100 morgan hill. 94 in santa rosa. check out traffic with leyla. good morning, drew. we're starting with a look right now at the macarthur maze. traffic is smooth. the metering lights were just turned on at the bay bridge.

traffic hasn't reached this point yet. we're still at top speeds right up to the macarthur maze. drive time traffic i-80 traveling westbound between albany and the maze you can see how wide it is. five minutes to get through. 880 southbound -- 101 to cupertino, a ten-minute commute. cheerleaders are sharing after lawmakers approved a bill requiring they be paid at least minimum wage if they work for pro sports teams. the bill would allow them to get overtime and sick leave, the same as other employees of professional sports teams. cheerleaders for the raiders recently filed a suit demanding the same pay and respect as other employees saying they're treated as glorified volunteers. united airlines announced a major investment in a bay area biowaste company that could soon power its planes with environmentally friendly

biofuels. it's investing millions of dollars in hopes to turn farm waste and animal fat into aviation fuel. fuel is united's largest single expense. this is video of the ecosky plane which uses biofuels. other airlines, including southwest, alaska and british airways are investing in alternative energy. 5:56 now. new at 6:00 daring move on the roads as a driver tries to clear a drawbridge seconds before it opens. what police say inspired the person behind the wheel to hit the gas. also, happily ever after with a few extra pounds. what a study says about the love/hate relationship between your marriage and your waistline. a live look outside the bay bridge toll plaza. boy, starting to get backed up now. you can keep tabs on weather and traffic throughout the commercial break with abc 7 news now. we'll be right back.

clara. a potential union agreement stops a strike with thousands of workers. the 11th hour deal and what has to happen next. >> then another showdown over the future home of our world champion warriors. the issue bringing supporters and opponents of a new arena head to head today. get ready for your commute to cost more from golden gate bridge tolls to the muni. what you need to be prepared to pay this time tomorrow as you head out the door.

good morning. thanks for joining us on this tuesday, i'm kristen sze. i'm eric thomas. as you head out the door with that one extra second. drew tuma is in for mike with a look at the micro climate foefrk. >> it's going to get warm in some spots. a 40-degree spread. live doppler 7hd is going to show you we are quiet. a gorgeous shot from our tower cam. sun is up. and low clouds are along the coast. take a look. radar, into the 90s inland. by 4:00, a high uv index. inland spots into the 100s. the bay into the low 80s. the coast into the mid-60s. take it easy out there. >> leyla, with our extra second, you don't have to worry about being late. >> you know what they say about the last second. if we didn't have it we wouldn't get anything done. we have two seconds i guess today. maybe you'll need both of them. we're looking at some conditions around the area if you're heading over the bay